Jury

Who has borrowed oath upon taking possession of his post or cargo. I In ancient times, the person in charge of the provision of provisions in town halls and councils. I Member of the Tribunal examiner at exhibitions, contests and competitions. I The Tribunal popular of English origin, which resolves in conscience about the acts and culpability of the accused in the proceedings penal, basis of failure that prowill announce, as regards the Law School, Tribunal permanent and lawyer. I Each of the members of that Tribunal. I MIXED. Organism labor Created in Spain in 1931, as an evolution of the industrial courts, instituted by Act of 1912, and of the joint committees, which emerged in 1926, when creating the corporate organization national. With a triple judicial, inspection and regulatory or legislative function, the mixed juries survived until the war completed in 1939, from which the magistracies of the work.